Putin says compromise with Japan is possible over territories

Putin says compromise with Japan is possible over territories

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks to reporters in Moscow on April 14, 2016. Putin said he believes it will become possible someday for a compromise to be reached with Japan over a bilateral territorial issue. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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